It has been confirmed that some antivirus/utility software that is trying to keep up to date the apps installed on the host system may mistakenly install Opera Desktop on top of Opera GX. Proper actions has been taken to prevent such situations in a future but for now it is recommended to configure any AV software to exclude Opera from such updates. If Opera GX has already been overwritten by Opera Desktop, please do as follows: delete any version subfolder from the Opera GX installation directory (you can see example of them on the image attached above) download and install new copy of Opera GX and install it in that same place as previously. The user data is in most cases kept outside of Opera's program files so you should be able to recover the GX installation completely to the state from before the overwrite.

Yes, but not only in Opera GX, also in normal Opera.

@thesharad Doesn't seem to be related to download.

It is still in early development - they wanted to start on just one platform. When it is somewhat more mature they'll bring it to Mac and Linux.

@aygunbaransel i have this same

Spoiler alert. Stay tuned

An indication of the size of the page load data completion

@deith In the Netflix Help Center there is an input field for questions at the top. If you copy O7701-1003 into this box, Netflix asks Chromebook users to allow playback of protected content. Opera is based on Chromium and has a similar setting (Privacy and security > Site Settings > Protected content): Are the two sliders there set to "On" on your computer?

@whyule2019 Different request, so different topic to discuss it.

Strange ... I just installed it on my system:

Can you please include a screen shot of the "Install Chrome Extensions" and also the URL of the Chrome Extension you are trying to install.

Been using Normal Opera for a few days. Space used is ok. Im back to Opera GX to check if this still happen